SUVAT is a classic example of a topic that can get overlooked in GCSE Maths. It’s a topic that is looked at quickly and forgotten about but is very common in tests. Use this worksheet to ensure students fully grasp the topic. Please do leave a review if you enjoyed using this resource, it helps a lot!

Very quick and easy example of a classic exam-style question on distance-time graphs. Start by reading the graph to answer questions, then complete the graph using the information given.

A set of randomly generated simultaneous equations with answers. x and y are between -10 and +10.

An activity on probability that involves writing numbers on spinners to fulfill probabilities.

A powerpoint containing 6 slides, which are three different versions of the same fact sheet. 2 slides: Fill in the blanks 2 slides: Fill in the blanks answers 2 slides: Normal fact sheet. Please leave a review, it helps a lot!

This spreadsheet allows you to create any multiplication grid you need, as well as randomly give answers. The spreadsheet has a settings page where you can type in the numbers in the columns and rows, up to (29 different numbers!), and type in how often the answers are shown. More instructions in the download. The completed Multiplication grid is also generated in the spreadsheet.

A set of 200 randomly generated linear sequences questions with a mix of finding the nth term, and finding the first 5 terms. Answers included.

A set of randomly generated linear equations to solve. All answers are whole numbers between -20 and 20, with positive answers being more common. Answer sheet included.

A set of 200 randomly generated area and perimeter questions on squares, rectangles and right-angled triangles. Answers included.

A set of 100 randomly generated quadratic equations to factorise. coefficient of x squared is always 1. Constants in answers range from -9 to 9. Answers included.

A set of 50 randomly generated quadratic equations to factorise. coefficient of x squared is always 1. Constants in answers range from -9 to 9. Answers included.

A short powerpoint that contains 5 questions on angles within designs created from basic shapes. Answers included. 6th question is a blank space where students can draw their own design and work out a chosen angle.

A set of 200 randomly generated quadratic equations to factorise. coefficient of x squared is always 1. Constants in answers range from -9 to 9. Answers included.